What is i always text first?

It's common to feel a certain way if you're always the one initiating text conversations. Here's a breakdown of things to consider:

• Potential Reasons: There are many explanations for why you might always be the one to text first. It doesn't automatically mean someone is uninterested. They may be busy, introverted, have different communication styles, or simply not prioritize texting as much as you do. Maybe they are just bad at remembering to initiate contact.
• Analyzing the Responses: Instead of just focusing on who initiates, look at the quality of the responses you receive. Are they engaging, enthusiastic, and do they contribute to the conversation? If so, the other person is likely interested, even if they don't always text first. If their replies are short, infrequent, or seem disinterested, that could be a sign they are not as invested in the relationship. See more about it at: Quality of communication
• Communication Styles: People have varying communication styles. Some are more proactive texters, while others are more reactive. It's possible your communication style simply differs from the other person's. Differing communication styles
• Impact on Self-Esteem: If you're constantly initiating and feel it's unreciprocated, it can take a toll on your self-esteem and make you question your worth to the other person. It's important to recognize these feelings and address them.
• Taking a Step Back: Try intentionally not texting first for a while to see if the other person initiates. This can give you valuable information about their level of interest and willingness to connect.
• Open Communication: The best approach is often to have an open and honest conversation with the person about how you're feeling. Express your need for more reciprocal communication without being accusatory. Use "I feel" statements to express your emotions. Learn more about it at: Open and honest conversation
• Re-evaluate the Relationship: Ultimately, if the lack of reciprocation persists and it's negatively impacting you, it might be time to re-evaluate the relationship and decide if it's meeting your needs.